Afternoon! The attached flexdiff changes flex.1 to be accurate about how flex currently works: -lfl does not provide yywrap() by default.
Attached also are two lex files I used to find out that the man page wasn't correct. The man page says one can either use %option noyywrap or link with -lfl but only the former solution works. The two lex files intend to do the same thing: to be the simplest lex program, and to produce an a.out that acts like cat. This works: lex optnoyy.l cc -lfl lex.yy.c This does not work: lex noopt.l cc -lfl lex.yy.c The compiler finds undefined references to yywrap, which shows that -lfl does not provide yywrap(), unlike what is said on the man page. I did this testing on 6.0 release, but looking at cvsweb I don't think it'll be any different on -current. Thanks for reading. :D
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